Recent content by ironmutt

thats what i use also works great for most calipers except gm twist ins

brand condition and weight are all factors a solid wrought iron base with a crucible steel face being the top of the line and demanding upwards of $10 a pound a cast iron nonhardened face being bottom of the line and they are whats refered to as ASO's (anvil shaped objects) and they are...

here is a link the new stand i made for my anvil each of the pics has specs/ instructions incase any one here wants to copy it https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1125700177464765.1073741832.100000743802052&type=1&l=aab63591bf

i have a big aluminium mug thats shaped like a snapon 5/8 socket with a moon wrench attached as a handle that i use . and i call those pocket pry bars

my complaint is they dont make a top box for the 72 or a hutch

how do you tell difference

one other thing i notice is that first pic looks like might be burial if there is a goo type substance right after the outer coat what ever you do dont let it any where near your mouth the stuff is horrible and you cant use enough mouth wash to get rid of the taste

when i worked for dtv it was a ground wire we connected it to the dish down to a union then from union block a bare wire either to ground rod or a water pipe . and +1 on compresion fitting for the connector like some one before said just peal it back cut it off then do connector dont forget...

hate to be that guy but is there not a complete unit available just swap fan & motor together it might be more expensive the headache involved might be worth it

ive used the otc and the harborfreight go with the otc more stable and sturdier i when your head and hands are under it you will be glad you went for the better stand other advantage for the otc is you can suport a front wheel drive motor and trany in the engine bay while you drop the...

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if you were close to me i would lone ya my hydrualic one best money i spent when it comes to making lines if you check some advance auto stores have it in the loan a tool program

i never had an issue with bolts flat against manifolds but bent mine in to a half horse shoe shape it kinda looks like a pincher going straight down over the bolt . the thing i found was if i use it a lot it will trip the over load protection then have to wait a few unplug then will work again...

its junk set a case of oil on it and watch it fold . used two of them only took a month with each of setting brake drums and tools on them for them to start swaying a little then full leaning finaly i said forget it and set a junk head on the second one from about 2 foot high caved it did...

i used it as a water tight box for the control boxs for my winch on my trailer bolted to the frame drillled two holes and used gromets and silicone when i need to get to any off it just unlatch and lift the lid . ammo box and winch both from harbor freight doesn't interfere with the remote...